Faire durer son C.A.C.® : pièces détachées, personnalisation et forfait réparation
Un couteau bien conçu ne se jette pas : il se répare, il se remet à neuf, il se personnalise. Le C.A.C.® a été pensé dans cette logique, avec une collection entière de pièces détachées et un forfai...
Autumn bushcraft: how to light a fire in wet weather
Autumn is the season that truly tests a bushcraft skill: lighting a fire when everything is damp. In summer, almost any method works. In autumn—rain, dew, waterlogged wood—only a rigorous technique...
All Saints' Day gift idea: give a personalized Made in France knife
The All Saints' Day holidays often mark the first major gift-giving occasion of the end of the year — whether for a birthday, a family reunion, or simply to spoil a loved one with a passion for the...
Autumn checklist: preparing your outdoor knife for winter
Autumn is the last window before your knife goes into winter hibernation — or, conversely, before you head out on back-to-back excursions in cold, wet weather. In either case, it’s the perfect time...
Mushroom picking in the forest: which outdoor knife for autumn?
October marks the peak of the foraging season in the forest. Unlike dedicated mushroom knives—with their integrated brushes and specialized curved blades—TB-Outdoor does not offer a model specifica...
Which hunting knife should you choose for the season? The TB-Outdoor guide
The hunting season brings the same question to the table every year: which knife for field dressing and skinning? A kitchen knife is unsuitable — it lacks robustness and grip in outdoor conditions....
What is batoning? Technique and safety mistakes to avoid
Batoning is one of the most useful — and most poorly executed — bushcraft techniques. It allows you to split wood without an axe or saw by striking the spine of a fixed blade with a stick to drive ...